** An Internet Explorer flaw ** (FYI)
'Whats best? Only YOU can decide'
That's where the article should have ended.
That's where the article should have ended.
Thanks `Mike for your post & yes everyone should decide for themselves & always read between the lines...I posted to show the many options that everyone has to choose from...
My grandfather always told me that "Opinions are like rear `ends
, everyone has one, it's just that some stink more then others" 
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Monte Of The Month -- August 2012
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So, if I read between the lines do I detect a fart joke cleverly concealed within an opinion explanation?
Hi `Mike, I don't have any idea what you are talking about ? ~>
Last edited by Space; Dec 17, 2012 at 03:04 PM.
'Whats best? Only YOU can decide'
That's where the article should have ended. When the writer goes on to make what appear to be biased comments like
'I have been using Firefox since day one and, compared to the others, it is in a class by itself -- although Opera does come extremely close.'
and
'IE9 has great improvements in security and new features compared to IE8. A great browser to download Firefox with!.'
it makes it difficult for the reader to not think there is an incentive for the writer to favor one browser over the others. It would be one thing to present the actual facts about all the browsers so the reader could decide which is best for them, but the article tends to spotlight one particular browser while downplaying the others.
That's where the article should have ended. When the writer goes on to make what appear to be biased comments like
'I have been using Firefox since day one and, compared to the others, it is in a class by itself -- although Opera does come extremely close.'
and
'IE9 has great improvements in security and new features compared to IE8. A great browser to download Firefox with!.'
it makes it difficult for the reader to not think there is an incentive for the writer to favor one browser over the others. It would be one thing to present the actual facts about all the browsers so the reader could decide which is best for them, but the article tends to spotlight one particular browser while downplaying the others.
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